Vaccines & Injections

Once you have received the two initial shots administered by your allergist, you’re welcome to visit any of our clinic locations for subsequent injections. Please bring the following items to your visit:

• Written approval from your allergist
• Allergy serum vial
• Dosing instructions and injection log

Note: After your allergy shot is administered at The Little Clinic, we will observe you for 30 minutes.

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Vitamin B-12 injections can be administered at The Little Clinic with a valid prescription for the medication. Fill the prescription at a pharmacy, then bring the medication directly to any clinic location. After reviewing the prescriber’s instructions and conducting a quick consultation, the healthcare provider may administer your medication.

Note: Medication should be in the prescribed container with instructions and should not be tampered with.

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The Little Clinic is equipped to administer injectable birth control, such as Depo-Provera, in all clinic locations. Fill the prescription at a pharmacy, then bring the medication directly to any clinic location. One of our Board-Certified Healthcare Providers will review the prescription with you and discuss any healthcare concerns before administering. Please note that a pregnancy test may be required prior to administration of certain medications.

Note: Medication should be in the prescribed container with instructions and should not be tampered with.

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Most prescribed medications can be taken by mouth. However, there are some medications that must be administered via injection either into the muscle or fatty tissue in the body. While most of these can be self-administered at home, sometimes it is required (or more comfortable) to have a healthcare provider administer these for you. The Little Clinic can provide injections of patient-supplied home medications at all locations after a consultation and examination by one of our Board-Certified Healthcare Providers. Contact your local clinic to ask about your specific medication.

Note: Medication should be in the prescribed container with instructions and should not be tampered with.

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Rocephin, or ceftriaxone, is an antibiotic medication that is used to treat several common infections. Rocephin can be administered with a prescription from another healthcare provider, or after a consultation and examination by a healthcare provider at The Little Clinic.

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Toradol, or ketorolac, is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that is used to treat mild to moderate pain. Toradol may be administered with a prescription from another healthcare provider, or after a consultation and examination by a healthcare provider at The Little Clinic.

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A tuberculosis (TB) or PPD skin test is used to detect latent, also known as a “silent,” TB infection. A PPD skin test is often used for persons in high exposure occupations, such as healthcare, to catch any infections before they become severe or communicable to others. The medication is administered into the skin typically on the lower forearm and reviewed by a healthcare provider 48-72 hours after administration to assess for any localized reaction.

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